Review: Danielle Rante’s solo exhibition, “Held in Air” at K. Imperial Fine Art, San Francisco
Walking into Danielle Rante’s first exhibition at K. Imperial Fine Art is like stepping inside a personal travel journal. Held In Air is a …
Walking into Danielle Rante’s first exhibition at K. Imperial Fine Art is like stepping inside a personal travel journal. Held In Air is a …
“Grey Band” and “Green Band” (15.25 x 78 inches each) run nearly the length of Gallery 60six’s entryway embracing you as you enter Jenny Bloomfield’s …
Opening on August 28th in Brookyln, NY is solo exhibition, “VICTORY” by Alex Ito, recent recipient of the summer residency at The Still House Group, …
Tomorrow, August 27th (6pm), at the San Francisco Public Library is “The RADAR Reading Series: Underground + Independent Writers + Artists”, hosted by Michelle Tea. …
Strap on your helmet and fasten your seatbelt because we’re going to the 2.5th dimension, a place where the boarder of painting and sculpture merge. …
The TOM MARIONI: Name Dropping Stories Off the Top of My Head Tony Labat: The Curtain Raiser “A curtain raiser opens a show for …
To all you disbelievers who thought a cohesive body of work about squirrels and hunting couldn’t possibly exist, shame on you. In “Squirrel Season” at …
David Zwirner Gallery’s recent group exhibition Folk Devil, curated by Associate Director Rodolphe von Hofmannsthal, didn’t exactly breach the conventions of the standard Chelsea group …
Lauren Dare gets very excited when I ask if I can take her picture in front of her artwork. Dare joined Creative Growth Art Center …
Currently at Park Life, San Francisco is “Hagazussa”, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Rachel Budde. In this her current exhibition Rachel Budde explores …
“Sallie Gardner,” Eaweard Muybridge’s 1898 experimentation in moving image is a behemoth of an idea that went on to permeate the globe over. Empires …
Lessons from Egypt: “Revolution Is Art!” A Western Fantasy? By Peter Dobey One year ago Egyptians were not fighting, but celebrating …
By John Held, Jr. When I first arrived in San Francisco in 1995, one of the first calls I made was to …
Two more artists in the show Practice to Pretend play with the ideas of representation and abstraction. The work of both Rebekah Goldstein and Nikki …
This summer, Creative Time is heading back out to Far Rockaway to host its second annual Artist Sandcastle Competition! on Friday, August 9th. Aa …
I’m going tell you a little bit, very quickly, about Folklore, the group show that Evan Hecox curated recently at Joshua Liner Gallery. But first, …
Opening at Anat Ebgi Gallery, Los Angeles tomorrow August 3rd is the solo exhibition, “Mixed Dealings” by Reader. Traveling repeatedly throughout the US, Reader …
Sarah Cain’s exhibition “Loud Object” at Anthony Meier Fine Arts in San Francisco simply and articulately addresses that nagging question that’s plagued the …
I recently popped into tiny Brooklyn gallery Beginnings for the (very sweaty) opening of James Ulmer’s current exhibition “Drawings”. Ulmer, a native of Philadelphia and …
by John Held, Jr. If I were a major contemporary exhibiting artist, even I might be impressed if a work of mine …